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Worm Ranch Kit Jr. (for Kids)

Worm Ranch Kit Jr. (for Kids)

$55.00 USD
$55.00 USD
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Worm Ranch Jr. – Kid-Friendly Vermicomposting Kit

Looking for an eco-friendly, hands-on science project? Meet Worm Ranch Jr.—the perfect way to introduce kids to composting, soil health, and the magic of worms!

This compact kit is designed for curious young minds, budding gardeners, and eco-conscious families. It’s great for science fairs, homeschool curricula, or just some good, clean dirt fun!

What’s Inside:

  • 1 Rubbermaid Roughneck® 10-Gallon Tote
    Sturdy and lightweight with a low 8.9” profile—ideal for small hands and limited spaces. Air holes are pre-drilled.
  • 250 Red Wigglers (Eisenia fetida)
    These friendly little decomposers love munching on kitchen scraps and turning them into nutrient-rich castings.
  • 1 Gallon of BioCarbon Bedding
    Soft, breathable bedding that mimics the worms’ natural environment—safe, clean, and odor-controlled.
  • ½ Gallon (2.5 lbs) of Worm Chow
    A premium blend of worm-friendly food to keep your worm crew happy and growing.

Why Kids (and Parents) Love It:

  • Educational & Engaging: Teaches biology, ecology, and sustainability in a fun, hands-on way.
  • Mess-Free & Odor-Controlled: Clean enough for classrooms or kitchens.
  • Quick Results: Kids can see their worms in action within days!

Whether you’re a teacher, parent, or young scientist-in-the-making, Worm Ranch Jr. is the gateway to a lifelong love of soil, sustainability, and science.

Local Pickup in Irmo, SC, only at this time. Thank you!

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What Is the Bin to Garden Movement?

The Bin to Garden movement is all about turning your food scraps into fertile soil using worms—specifically red wigglers. Instead of tossing organic waste in the trash, you feed it to a worm bin where it’s transformed into nutrient-rich castings. The result? Healthier soil, thriving plants, and a closed-loop system that starts in the bin and ends in your garden. It’s composting with a purpose—and the earth loves it.